The Sacramento Neighborhood Alcohol Prevention Project: Outcomes From a Community Prevention Trial
Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, Volume 68, Issue 2: March 2007
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Andrew J. Treno, Paul J. Gruenewald, Juliet P. Lee, Lillian G. Remer
"This article reports the results of the Sacramento Neighborhood Alcohol Prevention Project (SNAPP). SNAPP set as its goal the reduction of alcohol access, drinking, and related problems in two low-income, predominantly ethnic minority neighbourhoods, focusing on individuals between the ages 15 and 29, an age group identified with high rates of alcohol-involved problems.
Results from the Sacramento Neighborhood Alcohol Prevention Project demonstrate the effectiveness of neighborhood-based interventions in the reduction of alcohol-related problems such as assaults, motor vehicle crashes, and sale of alcohol to minors." [Sub required]